The 28 Hottest Women Of Wimbledon 2014 [PHOTOS]

Ask any neutral tennis fan what the biggest “Grand Slam” tennis tournament in the world is and 10/10 times they’ll respond “Wimbledon.” It’s just that big of a deal. But why would you watch tennis when the World Cup is just getting started? Because soccer doesn’t have hot players like Caroline Wozniacki, Ana Ivanovic, Maria Sharapova, and many more.

In addition to these already famous names, 2014’s tournament also includes a couple of new sexy singles players who are well worth your attention. So check out the hottest 28 Women of Wimbledon 2014…

Maria Sharapova

WTA Ranking: 5 | Wimbledons Played: 11 | Age: 27 | Country: Russia

Maria started the Wimbledon drama off early by shooting back at some Serena Williams comments understood to be about her. “If she wants to talk about something personal, maybe she should talk about her relationship and her boyfriend that was married and is getting a divorce and has kids.” Daaaaaaamn.

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Yanina Wickmayer

WTA Ranking: 54 | Wimbledons Played: 5 | Age: 24 | Country: Belgium

For someone as young as Yanina, it must have been a pretty big honor to be included in Time Magazine’s 30 Legends of Women’s Tennis: Past, Present and Future. I guess that’s what happens when you reach the semi-finals of the US Open at the age of 19. Things have admittedly slowed down for the highest-ranked Belgian, but we’re hoping to see as much of this girl as possible.

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Genie Bouchard

WTA Ranking: 13 | Wimbledons Played: 0 | Age: 20 | Country: Canada

Eugenie “Genie” Bouchard is without a doubt Canada’s top tennis prospect and one of tennis’ hottest rising stars–both in appearance and ability. Her breakout tournament was this past French Open where she was knocked out by Sharapova in the semifinals. Look for Genie to make a good-looking run here at Wimbledon.

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Ana Ivanovic

WTA Ranking: 11 | Wimbledons Played: 9 | Age: 27 | Country: Serbia

Winner of the 2008 French Open and runner up in the 2007 French Open, Ivanovic clearly knows what she is doing on the clay surface. She stays busy off the court, studying finance at a university in Belgrade, but on the court she is known for her aggressive style of play. Here’s to hoping that aggressiveness translates to her life off the court.

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Caroline Wozniacki

WTA Ranking: 16 | Wimbledons Played: 7 | Age: 23 | Country: Denmark

Once thought of as the most eligible bachelorette in the world, Caroline started dating Rory McIlroy back in 2011. She’s currently enjoying a pretty good run and hopes that the surfaces of Wimbledon can help her concentrate on her game.

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Victoria Azarenka

WTA Ranking: 8 | Wimbledons Played: 8 | Age: 24 | Country: Belarus

Azarenka won a junior world championship in 2005 and the U.S. Open mixed doubles title, with her partner Max Mirny, in 2007. If you are at all interested in the kinds of things that I am, Victoria is best known for her screaming and grunts during the matches. She’s usually still moaning by the time the ball gets to her opponent. No paper bags necessary for this one, fellas. Just ear plugs.

Arantxa Rus

If you can properly pronounce this girl’s name, we’ll do our best to score you a date with the sexy Dutch woman. She once held the title for the #1 junior player but has been fighting to break past the #71 spot for a few years now.

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Maria Kirilenko

WTA Ranking: 87 | Wimbledons Played: 10 | Age: 27 | Country: Russia

In 2002, Maria Kirilenko became one of the youngest winners of the Canadian Open and the US Open Juniors. She won the doubles title in Estoril om 2008, partnering Flavia Pennetta, and her fourth WTA title in Barcelona. Maria was also in a Sports Illustrated Swimsuit Pictorial entitled Valley of the Dolls.

Daniela Hantuchova

WTA Ranking: 35 | Wimbledons Played: 14 | Age: 31 | Country: Slovakia

Daniela is a fan-favorite as far as tennis’s leading ladies are concerned–one of the reasons she was #3 in a poll asking Top Spin 3 players which downloadable players they’d like to see (behind Serena and Ana Ivanovic).

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Agnieszka Radwanska

WTA Ranking: 4 | Wimbledons Played: 8 | Age: 25 | Country: Poland

This 24-year-old cutie became the first Polish player in history to win a Sony Ericsson WTA Tour singles title after winning the Nordea Nordic Light Open in 2007, as well as the first Polish woman to win a Grand Salm singles quarterfinal during the open era and the first to pass the $1 million mark in career prize money. There’s still no word yet on whether or not she has screwed in a lightbulb.

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Anastasia Pavlyuchenkova

WTA Ranking: 26 | Wimbledons Played: 6 | Age: 22 | Country: Russia

In 2006, Anastasia caught the tennis world’s attention when she beat Caroline Wozniacki (current No. 1) to win the 2006 junior Australian Open. That same year, Anastasia won the US Open junior title, then defended her title in Australia against Tamira Paszek. This name is going to be an important one to remember, if you can get the spelling / pronunciation down.

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Dominika Cibulkova

WTA Ranking: 10 | Wimbledons Played: 7 | Age: 26 | Country: Slovakia

Before going pro in 2005, this smokin’ Slovakian stunner is a former World-ranked No. 3 at the junior level. However, Dominika has had limited success in her pro career, with only one WTA title in the bag, though she did beat Jelena Jenkovik at the 2008 Rogers Cup in Montreal. And she lists “hard” as one of her favorite surfaces, which doesn’t make us want to make a penis joke at all…

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Sloane Stephens

Sloane Stephens became a household name after she beat Serena Williams in the quarter-finals of the Australian Open last year. While the two are apparently cool now, Sloane has gone on the record to state that Serena unfollowed her on Twitter and removed her from Blackberry Messenger after the defeat. Chicks are catty.

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Alize Cornet

WTA Ranking: 25 | Wimbledons Played: 7 | Age: 24 | Country: France

Alize has a ton of Juniors titles under her belt, having won the 2007 Girls Singels at Roland Garros amongst others. She also scored a payday of $50,000 after winning the 2007 ITF tournament in Dnepropetrovsk. At the 2007 US Open things took a turn for the worse as she lost to Jelena Jankovic in the third round. In 2008, she came back to reached the third round with a win over Camille Pin. We’re guessing she used her clever shirt technique to distract her.

Ekaterina Makarova

WTA Ranking: 22 | Wimbledons Played: 6 | Age: 26 | Country: Russia

All things considered, Ekaterina has been on a tear recently. She posted her career-best Grand Slam finish in the 2011 Australian Open and then turned around at the 2012 Aussie Open and made it all the way to the quarter-finals (a new career-best).

Monica Puig

Monica’s already made a big name for herself for this only being the second major she’s ever played in. She upset #11 Nadia Petrova in the first round of the the 2013 French Open.Slam draw.

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Sorana Cirstea

WTA Ranking: 29 | Wimbledons Played: 6 | Age: 24 | Country: Romania

At only 22 years old, Sorana is one of the more talented and sexy up-and-comers in the tennis world. We aren’t the only ones recognizing her hotness, as MSN has recognized her as one of the most beautiful athletes in the world. We are all hoping she attains some more success on the court, because wins will lead to more exposure off the court. More Sorana? Yes, please.

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Mathilde Johansson

WTA Ranking: 182 | Wimbledons Played: 5 | Age: 29 | Country: Sweden

While Mathilde was born and raised in Sweden, the French have taken the beautiful blonde for themselves. This is a move commonly referred to as “smart.”

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Angelique Kerber

WTA Ranking: 9 | Wimbledons Played: 6 | Age: 26 | Country: Germany

Kerber has been competing professionally since 2003 and has risen to become the top ranked German in the world. After winning 11 ITF titles and 2 WTA titles, she has made quite the name for herself and is poised for a break out. Don’t be surprised to see this beauty sticking around until the late stages.

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Urszula Radwanska

WTA Ranking: 92 | Wimbledons Played: 0 | Age: 23 | Country: Poland

Urszula is the younger sister of Agnieszka Radwanka and seems to be doing a great job of following in her family member’s footsteps. She’s got a lot of ground to catch up if she wants to reach her sister’s level but she’s got the time.

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Julia Goerges

WTA Ranking: 101 | Wimbledons Played: 6 | Age: 25 | Country: Germany

2011 was a good one for ‘gorgeous’ Goerges, winning two of her 3 finals Tour appearances. Also that year, she offed Caroline Wozniacki in Stuttgart, Germany and won a Porsche (insert convertible joke here). The years after haven’t been as good for her, but she’s still swinging the racket. And we’re still drooling.

Elena Vesnina

Elena’s name might not be first on your list of female tennis players to watch, but she definitely knows how to capitalize on her own brand. Sponsored by both Lacoste and Babolat, Elena makes sure to update her Twitter followers as often as possible. Follow her at @EVesnin001 here.

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Sabine Lisicki

WTA Ranking: 19 | Wimbledons Played: 5 | Age: 24 | Country: Germany

2010 was frustrating for Sabine as she battled injuries for most of the year, but she didn’t let that get her down. She came back strong the next year and re-entered the top 100 world rankings. She also became just the second player in Wimbledon history to advance to the semis while making the tournament as a wildcard participant. Not too shabby for someone as young as her.

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Caroline Garcia

WTA Ranking: 46 | Wimbledons Played: 1 | Age: 20 | Country: France

Caroline knows all about the big stage. Two years ago, a 17-year-old Caroline nearly defeated Maria Sharapova in the Roland Garros and now she faces Serena Williams in the second round. You get one guess as to who the crowd will be rooting for.

Mandy Minella

While Mandy lists “clay” as her favorite surface, she hasn’t been doing very well on any surface in any WTA tournament. She’s looking for her first victory on the WTA tour in Wimbledon.

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Jovana Jaksic

WTA Ranking: 122 | Wimbledons Played: 0 | Age: 20 | Country: Serbia

This Wimbledon will only be Jovana Jaksic’s second Grand Slam draw ever but this Serbian is hoping to channel her country’s recent winning attitude. Can the young gun get it done? Only time will tell, but we’ll enjoy watching the matches.